How I spent the last year

[Dan Sicotte]

This is a beat up Land rover parts truck I bought from someone...... I spent a couple of bucks replacing the missing parts, and did a bit of work to it.

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[Dan Sicotte]

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[Dan Sicotte]

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Just a reminder to the Ausies and Brits, these are uncommon in Quebec.

[Dan Sicotte]

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[S LATHERON (RIP)]

That big garage and loads of energy goes a long way to make a tear down and bit by bit rebuild a bit more manageable. A very nice restoration. Have you any idea what year that 90 was built originally
Whats next? a nice UK sourced trailer with disc brakes to throw all the cam nets and camping gear into.

[Dan Sicotte]

It's a 1986 2.5 NA Deisel, 5 speed transmission. Originally an FFR, but it was stripped of that too. I now need a Bedford to drag the Land Rover and the Ferret to shows. But we'll wait to see what my wife says.....it'll probably be NO!!!! The Land Rover served all over, but I found IFOR under the paint, and it was last used as a range safety vehicle at BATUS.

[maple_leaf_eh]

Originally Posted by Dan Sicotte

Just a reminder to the Ausies and Brits, these are uncommon in Quebec.

There was a batch of SWB LandRovers imported to work on the James Bay Project back in the 1970's. There were 'around' but never very common. Except for commercial vehicles which are SUVs in Westmount, the only other source of LandRovers is BATUS.

[phoenix]

Very nice unit, great work!

[army brat]

That is a fantastic job!
I know of one of those close to my house, but the frame is gone! All I know is that it has an aluminum body.
Maybe if I ever get the M38a1 fnished I'll go scare it up

Again great job